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Why I am An Advocate: Advocate Profiles
From raising awareness and funds to testifying before Congress and participating as board members, individuals touched by childhood cancer advocate on behalf of patients and survivors in a number of ways. The Children's Cause for Cancer Advocacy has had the privilege of working with many advocates who make a difference in the fight against childhood cancer. Read their touching stories and be inspired by their commitment.  Lynn Bayard Being a pediatric cancer advocate is natural for me. Since age 25, I have been a lawyer and, at age 34, I was shocked to learn that I had a pediatric cancer called osteosarcoma...Read More  Bill Ganon I joined the board of the Children’s Cause for Cancer Advocacy (CCCA) for different reasons than most, since, unlike some of the other board members, I have not had the misfortune of having a child or grandchild affected by cancer...Read More |
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